FP241W - Screen BENQ - Free user manual and instructions

Product type	24-inch wide-screen LCD monitor
Viewable diagonal	611.32 mm (24.0 inches)
Native resolution	1920 x 1200 (16:10 aspect ratio)
Color support	16.7 million colors
Contrast ratio	1000:1 typical, 2000:1 dynamic
Brightness	500 cd/m²
Response time	16 ms (6 ms GTG)
Viewing angle	178° horizontal/vertical (CR≥10)
Input signals	D-Sub, DVI-D, HDMI, Component, Composite, S-Video
USB hub	Built-in 2-port USB 2.0 hub
Power consumption	Max <95 W, Standby <2 W
Power supply	100-240 V, 50-60 Hz (automatic)
Dimensions (H x W x D)	474.2 x 567 x 248.4 mm
Weight	10.6 kg
Tilt range	-5° to +20°
Swivel range	45° left/right
Height adjustment	130 mm
Pivot	0° to 90° clockwise
Picture modes	Standard, Movie, Dynamics, Photo, sRGB
Picture-in-Picture (PIP)	Supports PIP with multiple source combinations
On-screen display (OSD) languages	English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, and more
Certifications	TCO 03, TCO 06, TÜV/Ergonomics, FCC Class B, CE, etc.
Cleaning instructions	Unplug, use lint-free cloth, avoid liquids and aerosols
Safety notes	AC plug isolates, ensure ventilation, do not block slots
Spare parts and reparability	Contact authorized service; do not attempt self-service

Frequently Asked Questions - FP241W BENQ

What is the native resolution of the BenQ FP241W?

The native resolution is 1920 x 1200 at 60 Hz. For best image quality, set your computer to this resolution.

How do I clean the monitor screen safely?

Always unplug the monitor before cleaning. Use a lint-free, non-abrasive cloth. Avoid any liquid, aerosol, or glass cleaners.

Why is the image blurry or distorted?

Blurriness often occurs when the resolution is not set to the native 1920 x 1200. Adjust the screen resolution in your computer's display settings. For analog (D-Sub) input, use the i key for auto-adjustment.

How can I enable Picture-in-Picture (PIP) mode?

Press the ENTER/PIP key on the monitor to activate PIP. Then select the input source for the PIP window using the same key. You can combine a computer source (D-Sub, DVI, HDMI, Component) with a video source (Composite or S-Video).

What should I do if the OSD controls are locked?

To unlock, press and hold the ENTER key for 15 seconds to access the OSD Lock setting. Alternatively, go to SYSTEM > OSD Settings and set OSD Lock to OFF.

How do I adjust the monitor height and angle?

To adjust height, lift the display up to 130 mm. For tilt, move the screen from -5° to +20°. The monitor also swivels 45° left/right. For pivot (portrait mode), fully extend the stand and rotate 90° clockwise.

What does the i key do?

The i key automatically optimizes the display by adjusting vertical and horizontal position, phase, and pixel clock for analog (D-Sub) input. For digital inputs, it is disabled.

The monitor is not turning on. What should I check?

First, verify the power cord is connected to both the monitor and a working power outlet. Check the power switch on the monitor. If the LED is orange, the monitor is in power saving mode – try moving the mouse or pressing a key on the keyboard.

How do I install the monitor driver on Windows?

Insert the provided CD-ROM. When Windows detects the new hardware, follow the Found New Hardware wizard. Choose to install from a list, browse to the CD, and select the appropriate .inf file for your operating system (e.g., Windows XP or Vista).

Can I use both D-Sub and DVI-D cables simultaneously?

No, do not connect both cables to the same computer. They can only be used if connected to two different PCs. Use either D-Sub or DVI-D for a single computer.

USER MANUAL FP241W BENQ

24" Wide-Screen LCD Monitor

User Manual

Welcome

Copyright

Copyright © 2007 by BenQ Corporation. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, transmitted, transcribed, stored in a retrieval system or translated into any language or computer language, in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, magnetic, optical, chemical, manual or otherwise, without the prior written permission of BenQ Corporation.

Disclaimer

BenQ Corporation makes no representations or warranties, either expressed or implied, with respect to the contents hereof and specifically disclaims any warranties, merchantability or fitness for any particular purpose. Further, BenQ Corporation reserves the right to revise this publication and to make changes from time to time in the contents hereof without obligation of BenQ Corporation to notify any person of such revision or changes.

Please follow these safety instructions for best performance, and long life for your monitor

Power Safety

• The AC plug isolates this equipment from the AC supply.
• The power supply cord serves as a power disconnect device for pluggable equipment. The socket outlet should be installed near the equipment and be easily accessible.
• This product should be operated from the type of power indicated on the marked label. If you are not sure of the type of power available, consult your dealer or local power company.

Care And Cleaning

• Cleaning. Always unplug your monitor from the wall outlet before cleaning. Clean the LCD monitor surface with a lint-free, non-abrasive cloth. Avoid using any liquid, aerosol or glass cleaners.
• Slots and openings on the back or top of the cabinet are for ventilation. They must not be blocked or covered. Your monitor should never be placed near or over a radiator or heat source, or in a built-in installation unless proper ventilation is provided.
• Never push objects or spill liquid of any kind into this product.

Servicing

- Do not attempt to service this product yourself, as opening or removing covers may expose you to dangerous voltages or other risks. If any of the above mentioned misuse or other accident such as dropping or mishandling occurs, contact qualified service personnel for servicing.

Table of Contents

Getting started 4

Getting to know your monitor ....6

Front view 6

Back view (1) 6

Back view (2): locations of plugs & sockets ....7

Right-side view 7

How to assemble your monitor hardware 8

Adjusting the monitor height and angle 12

Rotating the monitor (optional) 13

Getting the most from your BenQ monitor 16

How to install the monitor on a new computer ....18

How to upgrade the monitor on an existing computer ....19

How to install on Windows Vista system ....20

How to install on Windows XP system ....21

How to adjust the screen resolution 22

How to adjust the screen refresh rate 23

Picture optimization 24

How to adjust your monitor 25

The control panel 25

On Screen Display (OSD) menu structure 26

Hot key mode 28

Main menu mode ....31

Troubleshooting 44

Frequently asked questions (FAQ) 44

Need more help? 45

Supported PC Timings 46

Specifications 47

1. Getting started

Your FP241W will provide the optimal display performance of the video resolution standard of 1920 x 1200. Please ensure that your graphic card supports the resolution of 1920 x 1200.

When unpacking please check you have the following items. If any are missing or damaged, please contact the place of purchase for a replacement.

BenQ LCD Monitor
Monitor Stand
Quick Start Guide
CD-ROM
Power Cord(Picture may differ from product supplied for your region)
Signal Cable: D-Sub
Signal Cable: DVI-D (optional)
USB cable (optional)

Consider keeping the box and packaging in storage for use in the future when you may need to transport the monitor. The fitted foam packing is ideal for protecting the monitor during transport.

2. Getting to know your monitor

Front view

Front view of a black CRT computer monitor with a curved base (no visible text or symbols)

Back view (1)

1. USB device port for optional Web cam unit
2. USB device ports for connection to built-in USB hub
3. Cable holder
4. Lock down / release button

Back view (2): locations of plugs & sockets

1. Power AC input connector 5. Component input connector

2. DVI-D input connector 6. Composite input connector

3. HDMI input connector 7. S-Video input connector

4. D-Sub input connector 8. USB hub socket for connection to

computer USB port

Right-side view

1. Power 5. MENU / EXIT

2. ENTER / PIP 6. Mode

3. ▲ / Brightness

4. Input / Swap

5. ▼ / Contrast

6. ikey

For more information about these keys, please refer to The control panel on page 25.

3. How to assemble your monitor hardware

If the computer is turned on you must turn it off before continuing. Do not plug-in or turn-on the power to the monitor until instructed to do so.

1. Unpack the package and place the monitor stand firmly.

2. Attach the monitor to the stand until it locks.

Align the grooves on back of the monitor against the tabs on the monitor stand, and then push the monitor forward until you hear a clicking sound.

1. Fully extend and tilt the monitor to rotate it.

The monitor is now locked at the lowest position, and you have to press Lock down / release button on the bottom rear of stand to move the monitor up to the maximum extended position.

3D rendering of a computer monitor with an overhead-mounted stand and its internal structure (no text or symbols visible)

Then tilt the monitor.

To avoid the edge of the LCD display hitting the monitor base surface while it is being rotated, do tilt and extend the monitor to the highest position before you start to rotate the display.

3D rendering of a desktop computer monitor with a stand and scroll, showing no text or symbols

Rotate the monitor 90 degrees counter-clockwise (from the rear side) as illustrated.

To use the monitor in a vertical (portrait) orientation, see Rotating the monitor (optional) on page 13 for more information.

Diagram of a computer monitor with 90-degree angle annotations and directional arrows indicating rotation (no text or symbols beyond angles)

1. Connect the PC video cable.

Do not use both DVI-D cable and D-Sub cable on the same PC. The only case in which both cables can be used is if they are connected to two different PCs with appropriate video systems.

Connect one end of the DVI-D cable to the monitor DVI-D socket and the other end to the DVI-D port on your computer. (optional)

The DVI-D format is used for direct digital connection between source video and digital LCD monitors or projectors. The digital video signals produce a superior quality picture than analog video signals.

Connect the plug of the D-Sub cable (at the end without the ferrite filter) to the monitor D-Sub socket. Connect the other plug of the D-Sub cable (at the end with the ferrite filter) to the computer video D-Sub socket.

Tighten all finger screws to prevent the plugs from accidentally falling out during use.

1. Connect the USB hub cable.

Connect the USB cable between the USB socket on the rear of the monitor and a USB port on your computer.

Either

Close-up of a server rack with connected ports and a USB port, showing no visible text or symbols.

Or

Close-up of a computer interface panel showing ports and connectors (no text or symbols visible)

Diagram of a device panel with ports and connectors, no text or symbols present

1. Connect the power cable to the monitor.

Plug one end of the power cord into the socket labelled 'POWER IN' on the rear of the monitor. Do not connect the other end to an electric outlet just yet.

1. Rotate the monitor back.

Rotate the monitor 90 degrees clockwise (from the rear side) as illustrated, and adjust the monitor to a desired angle.

You should position the monitor and angle the screen to minimize unwanted reflections from other light sources.

1. Route the cables via the cable holder.

Position the cables together and route them through the cable holder on the rear side of the monitor stand.

Diagram showing three views of a computer monitor with an attached port, labeled 90°, illustrating the interior and exterior angles (no text or symbols beyond labels)

1. Turn on the power.

Connect the other end of power cable to the nearby electric outlet.

Picture may differ from product supplied for your region.

Turn on the monitor by pressing the power key located at the top of the row of keys on the right edge of the monitor.

Turn on the computer too, and follow the instructions in Section 4: Getting the most from your BenQ monitor on page 16 to install the monitor software.

Illustration of a black electrical plug with three slots, no text or symbols present

Adjusting the monitor height and angle

To adjust the monitor height

Gently lift the display up and extend the stand to the desired height. The stand can be extended vertically up to 130mm.

If the monitor is locked in the down position, press the Lock down / release button on the bottom rear of stand to extend the monitor to a preferred height.

To adjust the monitor angle

For comfortable viewing of images on the screen, you may not only tilt the monitor upward to 20 degrees and downward to -5 degrees, but also swivel the monitor to 45 degrees on either left or right direction.

Rotating the monitor (optional)

Your LCD monitor also supports portrait viewing orientation, allowing you to fit your specific desktop application without needing to scroll down.

Before rotating the display with a portrait viewing orientation, please install the Pivot software from the attached CD first.

To install the Pivot software

1. Execute START_PIVOT.EXE from the folder named Pivot on the attached CD.
2. Follow the on-screen instructions to install the software.

3. After restarting your system, you will see a Pivot Software Control icon, 📄, displaying in the system tray. Click on the icon and choose Rotate 90 degrees, 📋, to pivot the display. To cancel this action, choose Rotate 0 degree, 📋.

4. Turn the power off and keep following the steps below.

To rotate the display

1. Fully extend the monitor and tilt it.

Gently lift the display up and extend the stand to the maximum extended position.

If the monitor is locked at the lowest position, you have to press Lock down / release button on the bottom rear of stand to extend the stand to the maximum extended position.

The stand should be vertically extended to allow the monitor to rotate from landscape to portrait mode.

Then tilt the monitor.

1. Rotate the monitor 90 degrees clockwise as illustrated.

To avoid the edge of the LCD display hitting the monitor base surface while it is being rotated, do tilt and extend the monitor to the highest position before you start to rotate the display.

3D rendering of a desktop computer monitor with a stand and scroll, showing no text or symbols

Illustration of a computer monitor with 90-degree angle annotations and directional arrows indicating rotation (no text or symbols on the screen)

1. Adjust the monitor to the desired viewing angle.

Front view of a black computer monitor with a curved base (no visible text or symbols)

4. Getting the most from your BenQ monitor

Monitors and USB hubs

Your BenQ FP241W LCD Monitor is a modern state-of-the-art device. It not only utilizes the latest LCD display technology currently available – it contains a built-in 2 port USB 2.0 hub. Using only one USB 2.0 port on your computer (freeing the others up for other uses), the built-in hub provides close, handy, easy-to-use access for your USB devices. You could use the USB hub to plug-in your USB keyboard, USB mouse, and USB web camera all at the same time if you wish. Or if you connect your keyboard and mouse directly to your computer, you could use the USB ports on the monitor for connection to your digital camera, digital video camera, USB reader, USB printer, USB memory stick, or any other USB device.

What do I have to do?

All you have to do, is connect the monitor cables as instructed in How to install your monitor hardware of this User Manual, turn the computer and monitor on, then you're ready to Plug-and-Play with USB, Windows, and your BenQ LCD Monitor's USB hub. Windows XP and later comes with integrated USB support. It will automatically detect and identify your USB devices, and install the necessary drivers for them to work. If your USB device was accompanied by the manufacturer's driver or custom software for the device, you need only point Windows in the direction of that driver, and Windows will install it for you.

How do I gain the most benefit from my new monitor?

To gain the most benefit from your new BenQ color LCD flat screen monitor, you should install the custom BenQ LCD Monitor driver software as provided on the BenQ LCD Monitor CD-ROM.

The circumstances under which you connect and install your BenQ LCD Monitor will determine which process you need to follow to successfully install the BenQ LCD Monitor driver software. These circumstances relate to which version of Microsoft Windows you are using, and whether you are connecting the monitor and installing the software onto a new computer (without existing monitor driver software), or whether you are upgrading an existing installation (which already has existing monitor driver software) with a newer monitor.

In either case however, the very next time you turn on your computer (after connecting the monitor to your computer), Windows will automatically recognise the new (or different) hardware, and will launch its Found New Hardware wizard.

Follow the wizard instructions until it asks you to select a monitor model. At that point, click the Have Disk button, insert the BenQ LCD Monitor CD-ROM and select the appropriate monitor model. Further details and step-by-step instructions for both an automatic (new) or upgrade (existing) installation follow. See:

• How to install the monitor on a new computer on page 18.
• How to upgrade the monitor on an existing computer on page 19

If you require a User Name and Password to login to your Windows computer, you must be logged on as an Administrator or as a member of the Administrators group in order to install the monitor driver software.

Furthermore, if your computer is connected to a network which has security access requirements, network policy settings may prevent you from installing software on your computer.

How to install the monitor on a new computer

This instruction details the procedure for selecting and installing the BenQ LCD Monitor driver software on a new computer which has never had a monitor driver installed before. This instruction is only suitable for a computer which has never been used before, and for which the BenQ LCD Monitor is the first ever monitor to be connected to it.

If you are adding the BenQ LCD Monitor to an existing computer that has already had another monitor connected to it (and has monitor driver software installed), you should not be following these instructions. You should instead be following the instructions for How to upgrade the monitor on an existing computer.

1. Follow the instructions in How to assemble your monitor hardware on page 8. When Windows starts, it will automatically detect the new monitor and launch the Found New Hardware Wizard. Follow the prompts until it displays the option to Install Hardware Device drivers.

2. Insert the BenQ LCD Monitor CD-ROM into a CD drive on the computer.

3. Check Search for a suitable driver for my device option, and click Next.

4. Check the option for CD-ROM drives (unchecked all others) and click Next.

5. Look to confirm that the wizard has selected the correct name of your monitor as "BenQ FP241W" and click Next.

6. Click Finish.

7. Restart the computer.

How to upgrade the monitor on an existing computer

This instruction details the procedure for manually updating the existing monitor driver software on your Microsoft Windows computer. It is currently tested as compatible (and recommended only) for Windows XP and Windows Vista Operating System (OS).

The BenQ LCD Monitor driver for your model may well function perfectly with other versions of Windows, however, as at the time of writing, BenQ has done no testing of this driver on other versions of Windows and cannot guarantee its operation on those systems.

Installing monitor driver software involves selecting an appropriate information file (.inf) on the BenQ LCD Monitor CD-ROM for the particular model monitor you have connected, and letting Windows install the corresponding driver files from the CD. You need only steer it in the right direction. Windows has an Upgrade Device Driver Wizard to automate the task and guide you through the file selection and installation process.

See:

• How to install on Windows Vista system on page 20.
• How to install on Windows XP system on page 21.

How to install on Windows Vista system

1. Open Display Settings.

Right-click the desktop and select Personalize from the popup menu.

Select Display Settings from the Personalize appearance and sounds window.

The Display Settings window will display.

1. Click the Advanced Settings button.

The Generic PnP Monitor Properties window will display.

1. Click the Monitor tab and the Properties button.

2. Click Continue in the prompted User Account Control window.

3. Click the Driver tab and the Update Driver button.

4. Insert the BenQ LCD Monitor CD-ROM into a CD drive on the computer.

5. In the Update Driver Software window, select the option 'Browse my computer for driver software'.

6. Click 'Browse' and select Driver > Windows Vista > FP241W from the CD, and click the Next button.

This will copy and install the appropriate monitor driver files to your computer.

1. Click Close.

You do not need to restart Windows Vista, as the BenQ LCD monitor drivers will operate immediately with no further action required by you.

How to install on Windows XP system

1. Open Display Properties.

The quickest shortcut to Display Properties is through the Windows desktop.

Right-click the desktop and select Properties from the popup menu.

Alternatively, the Windows menu to Display Properties is located in Control Panel.

In Windows XP version, Control Panel is located directly under the main Start menu item.

The menu options displayed will depend upon which type of view is selected for your system.

• Under the Classic view, click Start | Control Panel | Display.
- Under the Category view, click Start | Control Panel | Appearance and Themes | Change the screen resolution.

The Display Properties window will display.

2. Click the Settings tab and the Advanced button.

The Advanced Display Properties window will display.

3. Click the Monitor tab and select the 'Plug and Play Monitor' from the list.

If there is only one monitor in the list, it will already be selected for you.

4. Click the Properties button.

The Monitor Properties window will display.

If the driver provider is listed as BenQ, and the model matches that of your new monitor, the proper drivers are already installed, and you need do nothing further. Cancel out of these property windows.

However, if BenQ is not listed as the manufacturer, or the correct model is not currently shown, you will need to continue with these instructions.

5. Click the Driver tab and the Update Driver button.

The Hardware Update Wizard will display. Follow the wizard instructions noting the steps below:

6. Insert the BenQ LCD Monitor CD-ROM into a CD drive on the computer.

7. Check the option 'Install from a list or specific location' and click Next.

8. Check the option 'Search for the best driver in these locations' and also check 'Search removable media', then click Next.

Please wait while the wizard searches for drives and the BenQ LCD Monitor CD inserted in step 6. When completes, the wizard should have found and selected the BenQ driver on the CD appropriate to your monitor model, in this case 'BenQ FP241W' in the location 'd:\Driver\Windows XP\FP241W\ BenQFP241W.inf' or similar.

If the operating system you are using is Windows XP Professional x64 Edition, select the BenQ driver from "d:\Driver\Windows XP\FP241W\For Pro 64bit" instead.

The drive letter for your CD drive may differ from the example above depending upon your system – it may be 'D:' or 'E:' or 'F:' etc.

1. Select (single-click) the file named 'BenQ FP241W' on the CD, and click the Next button.

This will copy and install the appropriate monitor driver files to your computer.

10. Click Finish.

This will close the wizard and return you to the Monitor Properties window, now renamed BenQ FP241W Properties.

11. Click Close, OK, and OK.

This will close the Display Properties windows. You do not need to restart Windows XP, as the BenQ LCD monitor drivers will operate immediately with no further action required by you.

5. How to adjust the screen resolution

Due to the nature of liquid crystal display (LCD) technology, the screen resolution is always fixed. For the best display performance, please set the display resolution to 1920 x 1200 pixels with an aspect ratio of 16:10. This is called “Native Resolution” or maximal resolution – that is, the clearest picture. Lower resolutions are displayed on a full screen through an interpolation circuit. Image blurring across pixel boundaries can occur with the interpolated resolution depending upon the image type and its initial resolution.

To take full advantage of LCD technology you should select the native resolution setting of 1920 x 1200 on your PC screen resolution setting as described below. Be aware that not all PC video cards provide this resolution value. If yours doesn't, check with the video card manufacturer's website for an updated driver for your particular model PC video card which supports this resolution. Software video drivers are often updated and available for new hardware video resolutions. If necessary, you may need to replace and update the PC video card hardware to be able to support the native resolution of the monitor.

1. Open Display Properties and select the Settings tab.

You can open Display Properties by right-clicking on the Windows desktop and selecting Properties from the pop-up menu.

1. Use the slider in the 'Screen area' section to adjust the screen resolution.

Select the recommended resolution of 1920 x 1200 then click Apply.

If you select some other resolution, be aware that this other resolution is interpolated and may not accurately display the screen image as well as it could do at the native resolution setting.

1. Click OK then Yes.
2. Close the Display Properties window.

If your input source does not provide an image with a 16:10 aspect ratio, the displayed image may appear stretched or distorted. To maintain the original aspect ratio, image scaling options can be found in the “Display Mode” adjustment. The image size is altered by the “Overscan” setting.

See Display Mode on page 42 and Overscan on page 38 for more information.

6. How to adjust the screen refresh rate

You don't have to choose the highest possible refresh rate on an LCD display, because it is not technically possible for an LCD display to flicker. The best results are obtained by using the factory modes already set in your computer. There is a table with the factory modes in the specification section of this User Manual: Supported PC Timings on page 46.

You can choose 60 Hertz for the native resolution of 1920 x 1200.

1. Double click the Display icon in Control Panel.
2. From the Display Properties window, select the Settings tab and click the Advanced button.
3. Select the Adapter tab, and select an appropriate refresh rate to match one of the applicable factory modes as listed in the specification table.
4. Click Change, OK, then Yes.
5. Close the Display Properties window.

7. Picture optimization

The easiest way to obtain an optimal display from an analog (D-Sub) input is to use the i key function. Press the i key to optimize the currently displayed image to the screen.

When you connect a digital video output using a digital (DVI) cable to your monitor, the /key and the Auto Adjustment function will be disabled, because the monitor will automatically display the best image.

Please ensure that the connected graphic card on your computer is set to the native resolution of the monitor (1920 x 1200) when you use the /key function.

If you wish, you can always adjust the screen geometric settings manually using geometry menu items. To assist you in this endeavour, BenQ has provided a screen test image utility which you can use to check for screen color, grayscale and line gradient display.

1. Run the test program auto.exe from CD-ROM. You could also use any other image, such as the desktop of your operating system. However, we recommend that you use auto.exe. As you run auto.exe, a test pattern displays.
2. Press the i key on the monitor.
3. Press the MENU key to access the monitor On-Screen Display (OSD) menu.
4. Use the ▲ or ▼ keys to select DISPLAY and press the ENTER key to enter the menu.
5. If you notice a vertical noise (like a curtain effect-shimmering of vertical lines), press the ▲ or ▼ keys to select Pixel Clock and press the ENTER key. Then press the ▲ or ▼ keys to adjust the monitor until the noise disappears.
6. If you notice a horizontal noise, press the ▲ or ▼ keys to select Phase and press the ENTER key. Then press the ▲ or ▼ keys adjust the monitor until the noise disappears.

8. How to adjust your monitor

The control panel

1. "Power": Turn the power on or off.

2. "ENTER/PIP" key: Enter sub menus and select items. The key is also the hot key for activating the PIP (Picture-in-Picture) function and selecting a video input source for the PIP window.

3. (Up) key: For Up/Increase adjustment. The key is also the hot key for Brightness.

4. ▼ (Down) key: For Down/Decrease adjustment. The key is also the hot key for Contrast.

5. "MENU/EXIT" key: Activate OSD main menu and return to the previous menu or exit OSD.

6. "Mode" key: Switch between different modes, including Standard, Movie, Dynamics, Photo, and sRGB.

7. "Input /Swap" key: Manually switch between different video signals that may be connected to your monitor for the main window, or swap the input signals between the main window and the PIP window.

8. "i key": Adjust vertical position, phase, horizontal position and pixel clock automatically.

OSD = On Screen Display.

The hot-keys will display a graduated scale for adjusting the value of that setting, and will only operate while the OSD menu is not currently displaying. Hot-key displays will disappear after a few seconds of no key activity. See Hot key mode on page 28.

On Screen Display (OSD) menu structure

graph TD
    A["DISPLAY"] --> B["Auto Adjustment"]
    A --> C["H. Position"]
    A --> D["V. Position"]
    A --> E["Pixel Clock"]
    A --> F["Phase"]

graph TD
    A["PICTURE"] --> B["Brightness"]
    A --> C["Contrast"]
    A --> D["Sharpness"]
    A --> E["Color"]
    A --> F["DynamicContrast"]
    A --> G["Hue"]
    A --> H["Saturation ON"]
    B --> I["Normal Green"]
    B --> J["Bluish Blue"]
    B --> K["Reddish"]
    B --> L["User Mode YES"]
    B --> M["Reset Color NO"]
    I --> N["Red"]
    J --> O["Red"]
    K --> P["Red"]
    L --> Q["Red"]
    M --> R["Red"]
    H --> S["OFF"]

Hue and Saturation are not available for use when the input source is D-Sub or DVI-D.

graph TD
    A["PICTURE ADVANCED"] --> B["Picture Mode"]
    A --> C["Senseye Demo"]
    A --> D["Overscan"]
    B --> E["Standard"]
    B --> F["Movie"]
    B --> G["Dynamics"]
    B --> H["Photo"]
    B --> I["sRGB"]
    C --> J["ON"]
    C --> K["OFF"]
    D --> L["ON"]
    D --> M["OFF"]

☐ Overscan is not available for use when the input source is D-Sub or DVI-D.

graph TD
    A["PIP"] --> B["Input"]
    B --> C["Size"]
    B --> D["H. Position"]
    B --> E["V. Position"]
    B --> F["Contrast"]
    B --> G["Sharpness"]
    B --> H["D-sub/Composite"]
    H --> I["DVI/S-Video"]
    H --> J["HDMI"]
    H --> K["Component"]
    H --> L["OFF"]
    H --> M["Small"]
    M --> N["Medium"]
    M --> O["Large"]

graph TD
    A["SYSTEM"] --> B["Input"]
    B --> C["Display Mode"]
    B --> D["OSD Settings"]
    B --> E["DDC/CI"]
    B --> F["Information Composite"]
    B --> G["Reset All S-Video"]
    B --> H["D-sub English"]
    H --> I["DVI French"]
    H --> J["HDMI German"]
    H --> K["Component Italian"]
    H --> L["Full"]
    L --> M["Aspect"]
    L --> N["1: 1"]
    H --> O["Language"]
    O --> P["H. Position Swedish"]
    O --> Q["V. Position Portuguese"]
    O --> R["Display Time"]
    R --> S["OSD Lock 5 Sec."]
    O --> T["ON 15 Sec."]
    O --> U["OFF 20 Sec."]
    O --> V["YES 30 Sec."]
    V --> W["NO"]
    H --> X["Spanish"]
    X --> Y["Polish/Japanese"]
    X --> Z["Czech/Traditional Chinese"]
    X --> AA["Hungarian/Simplified Chinese"]
    X --> AB["Serbo-croatian"]
    X --> AC["Romanian"]
    X --> AD["Dutch Russian"]
    X --> AE["10 Sec."]
    X --> AF["25 Sec."]
    X --> AG["ON OFF"]

Hot key mode

The monitor keys perform as hot keys to provide direct access to particular functions whenever the menu isn't currently displaying on-screen.

Brightness hot key

Press the ▲ key to display the Brightness indicator. Further press the ▲ key to increase or the ▼ key to decrease the screen brightness, and press the MENU key to exit.

Contrast hot key

Press the ▼ key to display the Contrast indicator. Further press the ▲ key to increase or the ▼ key to decrease the screen contrast, and press the MENU key to exit.

PIP hot key

Press the Enter key to activate the picture in picture display and select the picture in picture display source.

Pressing this key continually allows you to switch between the video input sources or turn the PIP function off.

When the messages of the desired input source displays, release the key to set the PIP input source. The message will last around 3 seconds.

The setting will take effect immediately.

This command can bring up a window from a second image source. Thus you can watch images from 1 computer graphic/PC video source (D-sub, DVI, HDMI*, or Component) and 1 video source (Composite or S-video). The PIP function will not allow for 2 computer graphic/PC video sources or 2 video sources to perform PIP.

* HDMI, short for High Definition Multimedia Interface, is the first industry-supported, uncompressed, all-digital audio/video interface between audio/video sources and audio and/or video monitors. Being different from other connectors, an HDMI connector can carry both video and audio signals via the same cable and transfer uncompressed digital audio and video for the highest image quality. It supports digital televisions (DTV), set-top boxes, DVD players, and DVD recorders, etc. The HDMI connector on your FP241W supports video source only.

- If the input source of the main window is from the computer graphic/PC video signals (D-sub, DVI, HDMI, or Component), you will cycle through the following messages indicating the video input sources for the PIP window.

graph TD
    A["INPUT: Composite"] --> B["INPUT: S-video"]
    B --> C["PIP off and Exit"]
    C --> A

- If the input source of the main window is from the video signals (Composite or S-video), you will cycle through the following messages indicating the computer graphic/PC video signals for the PIP window.

graph TD
    A["INPUT: D-sub"] --> B["INPUT: DVI"]
    B --> C["INPUT: HDMI"]
    C --> D["INPUT: Component"]
    D --> E["PIP off and Exit"]
    E --> A

Mode hot key

Press the key continually to switch between the 5 modes for the main window, including Standard, Movie, Dynamics, Photo, and sRGB. The setting will take effect immediately.

See also Picture Mode on page 37.

Input /Swap hot key

Press the Input/Swap key continually to select an input source for the main window or swap the input signals between the main window and the PIP window when the PIP function is activated.

To specify the input source, release the key when you see the message of the preferred input source, which will be lasting for around 3 seconds.

The setting will take effect immediately.

- When the PIP function is OFF, select between the computer graphic/PC video input sources and video input sources. To specify the input signal, release the key while the message displays.

The input signal messages will be displayed in sequence as below:

graph TD
    A["D-sub"] --> B["DVI"]
    B --> C["HDMI"]
    C --> D["Component"]
    D --> E["Composite"]
    E --> F["S-video"]
    F --> A

The Computer Graphic/PC Video input sources include D-sub, DVI, HDMI, and Component, while the Video input sources include Composite and S-video.

- When the PIP function is ON, select between various input sources of the current video type (Computer Graphic/PC video or Video) for the main window. The cycle will be performed in a specific sequence. Keeping pressing the key will swap the current main window's signal source with the current PIP window's signal source. To specify the input signal, release the key while the message displays.

If the current main window source is from the Computer Graphic/PC video input signals, the input signal messages will be displayed in sequence as below:

D-sub → DVI → HDMI → Component → SWAP

If the current main window source is from the Video input signals, the input signal messages will be displayed in sequence as below:

Composite → S-video → SWAP

The PIP function will not allow for 2 computer graphic/PC video sources or 2 video sources to perform PIP.

To specify an input video source for the PIP window, press Enter to make a selection. See also PIP hot key on page 28.

Main menu mode

You can use the OSD (On Screen Display) menu to adjust all the settings on your monitor. Press the MENU key to display the following main OSD menu.

There are 5 main OSD menus:

1. Display
2. Picture
3. Picture Advanced
4. PIP (Picture in Picture)
5. System

Use the ▲ (Up) or ▼ (Down) keys to highlight a menu item, and press the ENTER key to enter the Menu item settings.

The OSD menu languages may differ from the product supplied to your region, see "Language on page 42" under "OSD Settings" for more details.

For more information on each menu, please refer to the following pages:

• Display menu on page 32
• Picture menu on page 34
• Picture Advanced menu on page 37
- PIP (Picture-in-Picture) menu on page 39
• System menu on page 41

Display menu

1. Press the MENU key to display the main menu.
2. Press the ▲ or ▼ keys to select DISPLAY and then press the ENTER key to enter the menu.
3. Press the ▲ or ▼ keys to move the highlight to a menu item and then press the ENTER key to select that item.
4. Press the ▲ or ▼ keys to make adjustments or selections.
5. To return to the previous menu, press the MENU key.

The current picture mode is displayed in the top right corner of the main menu. See Picture Mode on page 37 to learn more information.

Item Function Operation Range
Auto Adjustment	Optimizes and adjusts the screen settings automatically for you. The ikey is a ‘hot-key’ for this function.When you connect a digital video output using a digital (DVI) cable to your monitor, the ikey and the Auto Adjustment function will be disabled.	Press the ENTER key to select this option and make adjustment.

H. Position Adjusts the horizontal position of the screen image.	Press the ▲ or ▼ keys to adjust the value.	0 to 100
V. Position Adjusts the vertical position of the screen image.		0 to 100
Pixel Clock Adjusts the pixel clock frequency timing to synchronize with the analog input video signal. Not applicable to a digital input signal.See also: Picture optimization on page 24.		0 to 100
Phase Adjusts the pixel clock phase timing to synchronize with the analog input video signal. Not applicable to a digital input signal.See also: Picture optimization on page 24.		0 to 63

Picture menu

1. Press the MENU key to display the main menu.
2. Press the ▲ or ▼ keys to select PICTURE and then press the ENTER key to enter the menu.
3. Press the ▲ or ▼ keys to move the highlight to a menu item and then press the ENTER key to select that item.
4. Press the ▲ or ▼ keys to make adjustments or selections.
5. To return to the previous menu, press the MENU key.

Item Function Operation Range
Brightness Adjusts the balance between light and dark shades.The function is not available for use when DynamicContrast is on.		Press the▲key to increase the brightness and press the▼key to decrease the brightness.	0 to 100
Contrast Adjusts the degree of difference between darkness and lightness.The function is not available for use when DynamicContrast is on.		Press the▲key to increase the contrast and press the▼key to decrease the contrast.	0 to 100
Sharpness Adjusts the clarity and visibility of the edges of the subjects in the image.		Press the▲key to improve the crispness of the display and press the▼key to have softness effect on the display.	1 to 5
Color - Press ENTER to enter the Color menu.
Normal Allows video and still photographs to be viewed with natural coloring. This is the factory default color.		Press the ▲ or ▼ keys to select this option.
Bluish Applies a cool tint to the image and is factory pre-set to the PC industry standard white color.
Reddish Applies a warm tint to the image and is factory pre-set to the news print standard white color.
User Mode Tailors the image color tint. The blend of the Red, Green and Blue primary colors can be altered to change the color tint of the image. The default start setting is 50. Decreasing one or more of the colors will reduce their respective influence on the color tint of the image. e.g. if you reduce the Blue level the image will gradually take on a yellowish tint. If you reduce Green, the image will become a magenta tint.		Press the ▲ or ▼ keys and the ENTER key to select Red, Green, or Blue. Then use the ▲ or ▼ keys to make the color adjustments.	• Red(0 to 100)• Green(0 to 100)• Blue(0 to 100)
Reset Color Resets the User Mode custom color settings to the factory defaults.		Press the ▲ or ▼ keys to change the settings.	• Yes• No
Press Menu to leave the menu.
DynamicContrast The function will increase the level of contrast to provide sharper and more detailed image quality.Activating DynamicContrast will disable Brightness and Contrast controls.		Press the ENTER key to select this option. Press the ▲ or ▼ keys to change the settings.	• ON• OFF
Hue Adjusts the level of the primary color or mixtures of main colors which present in the displayed image.The function is not available for use when the input source is D-Sub or DVI-D.		Press the ▲ or ▼ keys to move the highlight to a menu item and then press the ▲ or ▼ keys to adjust the value.	0 to 100
Saturation Adjusts the purity and intensity of colors in the displayed image.The function is not available for use when the input source is D-Sub or DVI-D.	0 to 100

Picture Advanced menu

1. Press the MENU key to display the main menu.
2. Press the ▲ or ▼ keys to select PICTURE ADVANCED and then press the ENTER key to enter the menu.
3. Press the ▲ or ▼ keys to move the highlight to a menu item and then press the ENTER key to select that item.
4. Press the ▲ or ▼ keys to make adjustments or selections.
5. To return to the previous menu, press the MENU key.

Item Function Operation Range
Picture Mode	Selects a picture mode that best suits the type of images shown on the screen.Standard - for basic PC application.Movie - for viewing videos.Dynamics - for viewing landscape-specific videos and playing games.Photo - for viewing still images.sRGB - for better color matching representation with the peripheral devices, such as printers, DSCs, etc.	Press the ▲ or ▼ keys to change the settings.	StandardMovieDynamicsPhotosRGB
Senseye Demo	Displays the preview of screen images under the selected mode from Picture Mode. The screen will be divided into two windows; the left window demonstrates images of Standard mode, while the right window presents the images under the specified mode.	Press the ▲ or ▼ keys to change the settings.	• ON• OFF
Overscan	Slightly enlarges the input image. Use this feature to hide annoying edge noise if present around your image.The function is not available for use when the input source is D-Sub or DVI-D. When the input source is component, composite, or S-video, the function is ON by default; however, when the input source is HDMI, the default setting is OFF.	Press the ▲ or ▼ keys to change the settings.	• ON• OFF

PIP (Picture-in-Picture) menu

1. Press the MENU key to display the main menu.

2. Press the ▲ or ▼ keys to select PIP and then press the ENTER key to enter the menu.

3. Press the ▲ or ▼ keys to move the highlight to a menu item and then press the ENTER key to select that item.

4. Press the ▲ or ▼ keys to make adjustments or selections.

5. To return to the previous menu, press the MENU key.

Item Function Operation Range
Input Selects the video input for PIP viewing window. Use this to change the input to that appropriate to your video cable connection type.See alsoPIP hot key on page 28.	Press the ▲ or ▼ keys to change the settings.This command can bring up a window from a second image source. Thus you can watch images from 1 computer graphic/PC video source (D-sub, DVI, Component, or HDMI) and 1 video source (Composite, or S-video). The PIP function will not allow for 2 computer graphic/PC video sources or 2 video sources to perform PIP.	• Composite• S-video• OFFor• D-sub• DVI• HDMI• Component• OFF
Size Adjusts the size of the PIP window.	Press the ▲ or ▼ keys to change the settings.	• Small• Medium• Large
H. Position Adjusts the horizontal position of the PIP window.	Press the ▲ or ▼ keys to adjust the value.	0 to 25
V. Position Adjusts the vertical position of the PIP window.
Contrast Adjusts the degree of difference between darkness and lightness of the images in the PIP window.	Press the ▲ key to increase the contrast and press the▼ key to decrease the contrast.	0 to 100

Sharpness Adjusts the clarity and visibility of the edges of the subjects in the images displayed in the PIP window.

Press the ▲ key to improve the crispness of the display and press the ▼ key to have softness effect on the display.

1 to 5

System menu

1. Press the MENU key to display the main menu.
2. Press the ▲ or ▼ keys to select SYSTEM and then press the ENTER key to enter the menu.
3. Press the ▲ or ▼ keys to move the highlight to a menu item and then press the ENTER key to select that item.
4. Press the ▲ or ▼ keys to make adjustments or selections.
5. To return to the previous menu, press the MENU key.

Item Function Operation Range
Input Selects the video input for the main window. Use this to change the input to that appropriate to your video cable connection type.See also Input /Swap hot key on page 30.		Press the ▲ or ▼ keys to change the settings.	CompositeS-videoD-subDVIHDMIComponent
Display Mode This feature is provided to allow aspect ratio's other than 16:10 to be displayed without geometric distortion.Full - Scales the input image to fill the screen. Ideal for 16:10 aspect images.Aspect - The input image is displayed without geometric distortion filling as much of the display as possible. 16:9 images will fill the screen horizontally while 4:3 images will fill the screen vertically.1:1- Displays the input image in its native resolution without scaling.IfOverscanis set to ON, then the scaling is 1:1.05.		Press the▲or▼keys to change the settings.	FullAspect1:1
OSD Settings - Press ENTER to enter the OSD Settings menu.
Language Sets the OSD menu language.		Press the▲or▼keys to adjust the value.The language options displayed on your OSD may differ from those shown on the right, depending on the product supplied in your region.	EnglishFrenchGermanItalianSpanishPolish/JapaneseCzech/Traditional ChineseHungarian/Simplified ChineseSerbo-CroatianRomanianDutchRussianSwedishPortuguese
H. Position Adjusts the horizontal position of the OSD menu.		Press the ▲ or ▼ keys to adjust the value.	0 to 100
V. Position Adjusts the vertical position of the OSD menu.			0 to 100
Display Time Adjusts the display time of the OSD menu.			5 Sec.10 Sec.15 Sec.20 Sec.25 Sec.30 Sec.
OSD Lock Prevents all the monitor settings from being accidentally changed.When this function is activated, the OSD controls and hotkey operations will be disabled.		Press the ▲ or ▼ keys to change the settings.To unlock the OSD controls when the OSD is preset to be locked, press and hold the 'ENTER' key for 15 seconds to enter the 'OSD Lock' option and make changes.Alternatively, you may use the ▲ or ▼ keys to select 'OFF' in the 'OSD Lock' submenu from the 'OSD Settings' menu, and all OSD controls will be accessible.	ONOFF
Press MENU to leave the OSD Settings menu.
DDC/CI* Allows the monitor settings to be set through the software on the PC.		Press the ENTER key to select this option. Press the ▲ or ▼ keys to change the settings.	ONOFF
Information Displays the current monitor property settings.		Press the ENTER key to select this option.
Reset All Resets all mode, color and geometry settings to the factory default values.		Press the ▲ or ▼ keys to change the settings.	YesNo

*DDC/CI, short for Display Data Channel/Command Interface, which was developed by Video Electronics Standards Association (VESA). DDC/CI capability allows monitor controls to be sent via the software for remote diagnostics.

9. Troubleshooting

Frequently asked questions (FAQ)

⑦ The image is blurred:
Read the How to adjust the screen resolution section, and then select the correct resolution, refresh rate and make adjustments based on these instructions.
How do you use a VGA extension cable?

Remove the extension cable for the test. Is the image now in focus? If not, optimize the image by working through the instructions in the How to adjust the screen refresh rate section It is normal for blurring to occur due to conduction losses in extension cables. You can minimize these losses by using an extension cable with better conduction quality or with a built-in booster.

Does the blurring only occur at resolutions lower than the native (maximum) resolution?

Read the How to adjust the screen resolution section. Select the native resolution.

⑦ Pixel errors can be seen:
One of several pixels is permanently black, one or more pixels are permanently white, one or more pixels are permanently red, green, blue or another color.

• Clean the LCD screen.
• Cycle power on-off.
• These are pixels that are permanently on or off and is a natural defect that occurs in LCD technology.

⑦ The image has a faulty coloration:

It has a yellow, blue or pink appearance.

Select MENU > PICTURE > Color > Reset Color, and then choose "Yes" in the "Caution" message box to reset the color settings to the factory defaults.

If the image is still not correct and the OSD also has faulty coloration, this means one of the three primary colors is missing in the signal input. Now check the signal cable connectors. If any pin is bent or broken off, please contact your dealer to get necessary support.

⑦ No image can be seen:

Is the prompt on the display illuminated in green?

If the LED is illuminated in green and there is a message “Out of Range” on the screen, this means you are using a display mode that this monitor does not support, please change the setting to one of the supported mode. Please read “Supported PC Timings” section. Recommended mode is 1920 x 1200 @ 60Hz.

⑦ Faint shadow from the static image displayed is visible on the screen:

• Activate the power management function to let your computer and monitor go into a low power "sleep" mode when not actively in use.
• Use a screensaver to prevent the occurrence of image retention.

⑦ Is the prompt on the display illuminated in orange?

If the LED is illuminated in orange, the power management mode is active. Press any key on the computer keyboard or move the mouse. If that does not help, check the signal cable connectors. If any pin is bent or broken off, please contact your dealer to get necessary support.

Is the prompt on the display not illuminated at all?

Check the power supply mains socket, the external power supply and the mains switch.

⑦ The image is distorted, flashes or flickers:
Read the How to adjust the screen resolution section and then select the correct resolution, refresh rate and make adjustments based on these instructions.
You are running the monitor at its native resolution, but the image is still distorted.

Images from different input sources may appear distorted or stretched on the monitor running at its native resolution. To have the optimal display performance of each type of input sources, you can use the "Display Mode" function to set a proper aspect ratio for the input sources. See Display Mode on page 42 for details.

⑦ The image is displaced in one direction:
Read the How to adjust the screen resolution section and then select the correct resolution, refresh rate and make adjustments based on these instructions.
⑦ The OSD controls are inaccessible:

• To unlock the OSD controls when the OSD is preset to be locked, press and hold the “ENTER” key for 15 seconds to enter the “OSD Lock” option and make changes.
• Alternatively, you may use the ▲ or ▼ keys to select “OFF” in the “OSD Lock” submenu from the “OSD Settings” menu (under SYSTEM), and all OSD controls will be accessible.

Need more help?

If your problems remain after checking this manual, please contact your place of purchase or e-mail us at: [e-mail]

10. Supported PC Timings

Incoming display mode (Input timing)
Resolution Horizontal Frequency (KHz)	Vertical Frequency (Hz)	Pixel Frequency (MHz)	Comment
640 x 350 31.47	70.08 25.17 DOS
720 x 400 31.47	70.08 28.32 DOS
640 x 480 31.47	60.00 25.18 DOS
640 x 480 35.00	67.00 30.24 Macintosh
640 x 480 37.86	72.80 31.50 VESA
640 x 480 37.50	75.00 31.50 VESA
800 x 600 37.88	60.32 40.00 VESA
800 x 600 48.08	72.19 50.00 VESA
800 x 600 46.87	75.00 49.50 VESA
832 x 624 49.72	74.55 57.29 Macintosh
1024 x 768 48.36	60.00 65.00 VESA
1024 x 768 56.48	70.10 75.00 VESA
1024 x 768 60.02	75.00 78.75 VESA
1024 x 768 60.24	74.93 80.00 Macintosh
1152 x 864 67.50	75.00 108.00 VESA
1152 x 870 68.68	75.06 100.00 Macintosh
1152 x 900 61.80	66.00 94.50 SUN 66
1152 x 900 71.81	76.14 108.00 SUN
1280 x 960 60.00	60.00 108.00 VESA
1280 x 1024 64.00	60.00 108.00 VESA
1280 x 1024 75.83	71.53 128.00 IBMI
1280 x 1024 80.00	75.00 135.00 VESA
1280 x 1024 81.18	76.16 135.09 SPARC2
1600 x 1200 75.00	60.00 162.00 VESA
1920 x 1200 75.00	60.00 162.09 VESA

- Image disruption may occur as a result of signal frequency differences from graphic cards which do not correspond with the usual standard. This is not, however, an error. You may improve this situation by altering an automatic setting or by manually changing the phase setting and the pixel frequency from the “Display” menu.

- To extend the service life of the product, we recommend that you use your computer's power management function.

11. Specifications

Model FP241W
Display type	24.0", active, TFT
Viewable diagonal	611.32 mm
Native (maximum) resolution	1,920 x 1200
Colors	16.7 million
Contrast / Brightness	1000:1 / 500 cd/m2
Dynamic contrast ratio	2000:1 (typical)
Response time	16 ms
	6 ms (GTG)
Viewing angle (left/right, up/down)	178, 178 (CR≥10)
Line frequency	30 - 81 kHz Multi- frequency monitor
Image frequency	56 - 76 Hz modes within these parameters
Image diagnostics	Digital, OSD Technology, i key (automatic image setting)
Controls	7 keys and i key.
Functions	Contrast, brightness, vert. & hor. image position, phase, pixel clock, color balance, color palette, hue, saturation, sharpness, multiple-language OSD, OSD position, OSD lock, input selection, PIP input selection, PIP adjustments, picture mode, Senseye demo, display mode, DDC/CI*, DynamicContrast, Overscan
Power management	VESA DPMS, EPA
Max. power consumption	< 95 Watt (without USB port)
Standby power consumption	< 2 Watt
	This product complies with ENERGY STAR® Program Requirements for Computer Monitors.Version 4.0.
Input signals	RGB analog 0.7 Vpp/75 Ohm positive, DVI-D, Composite, Component, S-Video, HDMI
Synchronization	TTL separate signal connection 15-pin mini D-sub cable
Temperature (operating)	0 °C - 40 °C
Air humidity (operating)	10% - 90%
Certifications TCO 03, TCO 06, TÜV/Ergonomics, TÜV/GS, FCC Class B, ISO 13406-2, VCCI, CB Report, CE, C-Tick, BSMI, Fimko, GOST, CSA, CCC, MIC
Operating voltage	Automatic switched mode power supply, 100-240 V, 50-60 Hz
Tilt (down/up)	-5° ~ +20°
Swivel (left/right)	45°/45°
Height adjustment	130 mm
Pivot	0° ~ 90° clockwise
Dimensions (H x W x D)	474.2 x 567 x 248.4 mm
Weight	10.6 kg

*DDC/CI, short for Display Data Channel/Command Interface, which was developed by Video Electronics Standards Association (VESA). DDC/CI capability allows monitor controls to be sent via the software for remote diagnostics.